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There will be rehearsal Of the
chorus of ladies and gentlemen for the
entertainment to be given in aid of
the reading room, at Good Tcmplars'
hall this evening at o'clock. A full
attendance is requested by those who
cal sing or are interested in the most
worthy object for which this entertain.
ment is TO be given.
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For sale.

A few carloads Of good bsled hay.
J. w. HARRISON,
Belfeld, OAK.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-11

c. w. Turner, of Helena has been
commissioned by Governor Leslie to
be brigadier general of the Montana
militia.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-11

On account OF the delayed arrival of
train No. 2 several eastward bound cit
izens did.not take their departure.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-11

/ have received large line of choice
spring goods and have taken especial
care to select good assortment of $35
suitings. ED. ARNOLD.
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Territory Of Montana County Of Custer, ssi
i, X. II. weiriek, cashier Of the Aboye-named
bank do solemnly swear that the above statement
Is true, 10 the best OF my knowledge and belief
b. wEIRlCK, Cashier
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me this 10Th day
OF March, 1887.
WILLIAM CoURTENAY.
Notary Public
CoRREcT-Atiest
4. J. BRYAN,
JOHN CARTER, } Directors
Ell wElRICK)
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Notice

For all unsettled business and &C.
count. and all uncalled for work left
In my care call at Courtenay's office.
A. SMITH.
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A new upright piano which cost S4OO
will be sold for $3.50 Easy terms OF
payment, or rent at IS per month ap-
ply 10 VIM. CoURTNAY
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-11

Orders for Lansing's Carbon Hill
coal left at ]. II. Conrad & Co.'S, will
always have promr; attention.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-11

G. w. Daniels. a COW man from the
Little Porcupine, is at the Macqueen.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-11
Girl Wanted

For general house work, Apply to
Mrs. y. ii. Gallagher.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-11

Leave orders for coal and wood at
Skinner's store. Coal $3.50 per ton.
q. z. CoMsToCR.
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Notice OF Meeting.

The annual meeting Of the Miles City lrrigating
and Ditch Company will be held at Miles City,
County ofCuster, Territory Of Montana, on March,
II, 1857, at O'Clock, r m. no.,,,.ou o...,.
Miles City, Mont, Mar. q 1887.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-11

High water east Of here caused the
west bound train to be several hours
late.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-11

Go to Bill Bullsrd for Best's Mil
waukee beer in any quantity.
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]. w. Buster has peturned from
trip down the road.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-11

Paul Mccormick, Of Junction City,
arrived in the city yesterday morning.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-11

Deciding shoot at the target range
this evening.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-11

Clean rags wanted ct this office. .
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-11

Paul Mccormick returned to June
tion City this morning.
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STOCK GROWERS NATIONAL BANK
STATEMENT.
RESOURCES /:

Report Of the condition Of the Stock Growers
National bank at Miles CITY. In the Territory Of
Montana, at the close Of busine s, March 9Th,
1857.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-11
Weather Report
LC-AL ITEMS.

Moran, Collins Il Co. buy furs.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-11
FIRST NATIONAL BANK STA rEMENT

Report Of the condition Of the First National
Bank at Miles City, In the Territory OF Montana.
at the close Of business, March ith, 1887.
REsntfRrEQ
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THE DAILY JOURNAL
MILES CRY, MONTANA.
. Irrirai of Trains.

80. !, West Bound Due n Miles City 1904 N
No 2, East Bound Due at Miles City ;os - N
The mail Is closed at 1880 o'clock, p. IN.
Postoihee is open from TO 10. q. m, Sundays
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Dwelling House,

log barn. and other oslshniidi nes with fruit Or.
chard on the premises Il heine the ftr-n q Cha--
A -tatler lafe II shade NowDsh.p. ec'd- Pus-
session VIII b. given on the l=f day Of April iSsS.
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The N. Y Tribune Enlarged.

During lSss. the weekly edition of The
New York Tribune will be greatly enlarged,
the extra sheet being inserted and folded in
TO its place in the main sheet by machinery.
There are 10 be from four 10 eight new
pages of actual reading matter. which
is certainly liberal enlargement consid-
ering that the whole expense of il is
borne by The Tribune itself That paper
now becomes much the biggest of all
the New York weeklies We do not hest
tate 10 recommend the Tribune to the people
Of this country. for the reason that whoever
takes New York paper comes. sooner or
later 10 tax his local paper, too. and the
Tribune is one Of the a5IesJ and best news
papers in the country. II has no superior
in the Republican press. and Is enrtl, d TO
the support Republicans during the Pres
idential year. Among the special features
of the Tribun at this time is it, agitation Of
the Pension question
In spite OF unnecessary opposition. the Tri-
bune rec lived the vote il wanted from the e.
A. T. Posts last summer, and il has now
taken up the topic of Pensions vigorously in
the interest of the priv ate soldier and seems
inclined To give the arguments for Service
Pensions especial prominence. The Tribune
Is hammering away in favor OF the Protect
i've Tariff. and generally, makinga good Re
publican fight " The New York Tribune
History of the United States and Pocket
Atlas of The World Is the title Of a
taking and valuable new premium and
novelty in the form OF Presidential
Pocket Knife and Popular Picture Gall
cry including picture OF Mr. Blaine.
are also among the list Of premiums. The
Tribune's Book Of Open Air Sports makes
fine holiday gift Those who do not know
what The Tribune is and who wantto know.
are advised to send for sample copy.
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A New Coke Field.

As an item of interest, | will Inform You
that the fires have been lighted and that six
coke ovens now proclaim that in the near
future ConnellsyiIle coke will have for
midable rival, and when the oil and gas
which Is under us Is brought TO the surface
Berlin will be the Eldorado to which all
eyes will be turned and at least one OF our
merchants has prepared for the good time
coming That merchant is Paul g. Nowag.
His counters and shelves are literally loaded
down with astonishing bargains in all de
scriptions of Dry Goods He Is selling q
inch Ladies Cloth at . and 81 cents. Tri-
cot Cloth at b to 30 cents, and 52-inch at IS
cents.
Ladies and Children's Goats and Wraps in
endless variety at from % cents for child's 10
$500 tor Ladies Seal Sacques-
Men aud Boys Clothing and Boots and
Shoes. a well as Hats aud Gaps Notions and
Fancy Goods. he has in largest variety, and
cheap His display of Jewelry Watches
and Clocks is one Of the most attractive de-
partments He Is selling Gold Watches at
$1,000.
In the Millinery line Mrs. Nowag not only
offers the Ladies the largest assortment at
lowest prices, but in addition is giving gen
uine oil Painting 34x2s inches with every
$40 purchase. Space prevents my mention
ing all bargains in detail. and can only ad-
wise your readers to call at Paul G. Nowags
Store. Berlin. Pa, and SEE for themselves.
REPeRTER-
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10 Our Readers.

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readers the necessity of subscribing for
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such. for instance. a. The IsdepesdeAt of
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DIED..

McCLINTOck.-- Near Fort Hill. ON Tues-
day, November ;. 1887. Mrs Phgbe McClin-
took, aged - years. months and days
HUNTER.-we failed to notice at the
time. perhaps from the fact that our atten-
ton was not called TO it. the death of a for
mer resident Of Somerset County. Joseph
Hunter. who died on the 18th day of July
1857, at D,s Moines, Iowa, Of Brights Dis
ease Of the Kidneys.
Mr., Hunter was son of Alex Hunter, Sr.
one of the older inhabitants and earlier set
tlers Of this county. He was born on tlse
18th day OF November, 1881. and was IS
years old. He wss an active citizen of this
county. residing iH Somerset township. He
was engaged in school teaching during the
earlier DAYS of the superinteniencr OF Prof
stutzman, and then followed farming. He
was for many years school director, and
always took an interest in education He
was a soldier in the war Of the rebellion.
having enlisted on the l4th day of Se;tem-
Der, 1884. in the 2llth Regiment Pennsylva-
MIA Volunteers, and served until the close of
the war In the fall Of 1874 he went west,
first TO Illinois. and then to Iowa. He fol-
lowed farming at first. but finally drihed
idto Dies Moines. He WAS not as successful
in the west as In the east. and il can hardly
be said that he enjoyed il as we'll He vas a
member Of the Christian church. having
joined it at this place in 1853, and had full
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The friends Of the late D NJ Kennedy
nave received word from Pittsburgh that
Mr.. Kennedys young son stewart from
whom the father took the fatal disease has
been pronounced out Of danger and that
Mrs Kennedy has recovered from her pros
tration
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All the right. title, interest and claim Of Isaar
D. Ankeny, of, in and 20 the following described
two tracts oi land. viz.
No l, sitnate IN Somerset twp somerset Co.
Pa, adjoining lands of VI. Beam. Joseph Rhoats,
George Ludy, A, J. Ankeny. Ephraim speicher
Jonathan BreDdle and Others. containing Is
acres. and having thereon erected two story
dwelling house. bank barn and other outbuild-
ings. with the appurtenances The above tract i
located within a few miles OF the proposed South
Penn Railroad i IN high stale Of cultivation
"a large portion being ia good meadow is well
watered, and has an orchard 0f O9 fruit-bearing
trees-ali choice fruir
No. , situate IN somerset and jefferson twpS-,
somerset county. Pa adjoining lands Of Sim0T
Lufalls heir, N9ah Brendle aud others. contain
ing 100 acres, With the appurtenauccs. This
tract b. well covered with good timber
Taken IN execution ~ the property OF Isaac d.
Ankeny at the suit of the Commonwealth Of Pa.
us' Of Lydis Emma Ankeny. and Others.
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The Jackson Oil Well.

The oil well in Jackson Township l.
said to be down go feet. and friend from
the country informs Us that the driller says
the indications are good for gas. The drill
i going steadily downward and depth of
80 feet Is expected 10 be reached BY Christ
mas. The confidence of our Jackson friends
in oil or gas underlying their territory.
and their persistency in going for it, are
wonderful, and ifihere is any virtue in stick
ing ia thing they ought TO be successful
Jekssfogro T,-iIttge
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Madame Fry Coming.

The concert given by the Madame Fry
Concert Company. Of Boston. at Trinity Lu-
theran Church on Saturday evening. cannot
BE- too highly praised. The large audience
room of the church was filed with very
appreciative audience The music rendered
by this company was of the highest order
TIE singing by Madame Fry and her accom-
plished daughters was 30 sweet and beauti-
fIl that every number was encored and re
sponded to with that readiness and grace
which marked these ladies performance
through every number The entertainment
throughout was marked by it, brilliancy
and was one OF the most pleasing musical
treats ever witnessed in the city.-Akron 20 }
Ddilg Beaooa.
VIII give an entertainment in the somer-
set Opera House Tuesday evening, Novem-
Der 22d Tickets at P. l.. Casebeer's
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faith in its doctrines and teachings He was
also a member of the Grand Army of the Re
psbic. and was buried by them in Wood
land Cemetery. at Dies Moines. Iowa. He
was kind and indulgent father. noble
and generous friend. and there are many
who will regret to hear of his death.
When musing on companions gone,
We doubly feel ourselves alone
Something. my friend. we yet may gain.
There is pleasure in this pain
II soothes the loyeof lonely rest
Deep in each gentle heart impressed
Cow
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following named persons since our last re
port
Henry Bangert of Meyersdale. and Lydia
Patton, of Elklick township.
Roberi g. Swank and Sarah A. Peterson,
both Of WestmorelaDd county
John Wilson Kennel and Susannah A..
Miller both Of Elklick township.
Joseph Martin OF Allegheny township and
Mary F. Shafer Of Juniata township. Bed
ford county
Peter H. Auman and Alice E Walker,
both of Somerset township.
Daniel Stevannus. Of Elklick township
and Elenora Kennel. Of Summit township.
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confluence Items.


The recent snow storm has stopped build
ing operations for the present
The postotfiee at Ohio Pyle was burglariz-
ed on the night Of the sth inst, by boy
named Wagner The thief was apprehend-
ed and taken charge of by United States
officer
When the news went over the wires that
the Chicago anarchists were executed, feel
ing of relief followed The law has been
vindicaied, at least in part. The commuta-
ton Of the death penalty 70 life imprison-
ment in the case of Fielden and schwab did
not meet with mnch favor That they were
the most deserving of elemency is admitted,
but for the proper protection of life and
property they should have paid the death
penalty g The way of the transgressor is
hard
The result Of the recent elections are, in
the main. Satisfactory 10 the Republicans.
There Is much for them To think about and
much to be proud Of The result in New
York Is TO more than could have reasonably
been expected, and will IN all probability re
suit in the denomination Of Cleveland and
the shelving of Blaine in Isss. Pennsylva-
mia. Ohio and New Jersey did nobly Ohio
rebaked the rebel flag order in unrnistak-
able terms Governor Foraker l. too much
for Cleveland in contest in his own State
That the President desired the defeat of GOV.
Foraker above that of any other man there
can be but little doubt The Prohibition
party is a mum as potato beetle when
knocked OF its pins. s. Its glory has depart
ed and the law giver from between It's feet
30 mote it be.
NacE
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Mr.. Rudolph Hoover and wife len Tues
day morning for six weeks viSi; to friends
and relatives in Illinois and Iowa.
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Register and Recorder swank iias rented
Judge Walkers house on Union street, and
viii move into it within the next few
weeks
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The Official Count.

An argument court was held Thursday
morning from ten O'Clock till twelve. At
twelve o'clock sharpthe argument court was
adjourned and the court of computation was
convened. Owing to not having recovered
sufficiently from his recent illness to SIT on
the bench all day Judge Baer Withdrew as
soon as the computation court was convened
and Judges Walker and shaver attended TO
the count They appointed as clerks Cap
iains W H sanner and W. NJ. schrock, and
Dennis Meyers, Esq The count was not
finished until about nine o'cock in the
evening.
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An exchange advises the use of milk in
stead Of soap for washing dishes, a half cup
of milk to a dishpan full of water. IL softens
the hardest water, gives the dishes clear
bright look, and preserves the hands from
the rough skin or chapping which comes
from the use ofsoap. An excellent young
hoasekeeper who has tried it, says it is
good recipe
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SOMETHING NEW AND CHEAP

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I EGAL NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given to all persons con-
cerned that twenty five or more resident taxpay-
ers OF Addison Township, somerset County, Pa
intend To make application 10 the Court Of Quar-
ter Sessions Of Somerset County 10 be held al
ing the l2th day Of the month. and first day Of
the Terra Of said Court for the appointment of
Jury Of Viewers consisting of ave reputable ciri-
1ens Ofsaid County TO view and condemn part
of the turnpike road and highway situated in
said Township and County. from point on the
line of Somerset and Fayette Counties at -orner-
field. % point where said turnpike road and
highway crosses the Maryland State Line, for
public use, free from tolls and tol-gates. and 70
asses damages. if any.
DANIEL AUGUSTINE
SAMUEL A DEAN,
ROBERT E ROSS.
JASPER AUGUSTINE
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7 EGALNo

To John Tospon. residing in RnsseL Lucas Co.
Iowa, William Tospon residing in Hamilton,
Caldwell County Missouri, Lizzie Tospon re
siding in Kingston, Caldwell County, Mis-
souFi. and Mary Kelly residing in Iudepend-
ence. Montgomery county. Kansas.
Nou are hereby cited n be and appear before
The Judges Of our orphans Court az Somerset
Pa, on Monday, the l2rh day OF December. lsS7
az 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, then and there tO
show cause if any You have why she sums due
you as heir of Daniel TospOu. decd should not
be appropriated to pay the expenses Of Keeping
your mother at the poor house Herein fail not.
sHRRIFF's OFFICE, JOHN WINTERS
Nov. Is. ls77-3t sheriff.
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Thank sgiving.

The B. & o. Railroad Company, in accord
anee with H. usual custom, will sell Round
Trip Excursion Tickets at greatly reduced
rates to and from all Stations on It's lines
east Of the Ohio River. The tickets viii be
sold November 23rd and 24th. good to return
until November 18th. inclusive. For further
information call on Ticket Agents b and O..
r II
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-, ,cAN COUNTY COMMIT
7EPD TEE.

orpusLIcAN GqeN co.
,. named gentlemen comi'oss
s'o.,bIesn County COMMITTEE ~ ''''
s1's..s s...a's.a-Beniauiiu Fulmer.
Ai7'- - i-Artemus Dieter.
Ase <, jane II. NOEL.
-A !. sierner
BaoA er-oash-J. " Lands.
Bsr.in .-lleg-C F. Rayman-
u'.-.n.i,-J. T. Yoaer.
C'ns'l-- sI.--., Boroush-J- A Walker
.5an NIB Eeim-
E,l.A =. simon Livengocd-
---,r.-Fredk DUR.
..,.-S.!as Cable
rbsmt- Gallagher.
,.-osrouu Borough }. } eriin'n'
-.,s--L g. Doui.
l''.l, -.sv,o5t- Emmett Cunningham
-. Boroush-s II Dull
51.s-ress-Levi Long
.,,..-5-J G. Weller
N-.rsnetsn-w Il Poorbaush-
r.,r-srille Borough HI y seo'i-
NsN pi,-,ors Borough--John George
~ F Aili-on-
..,-I-n >haiicr.
i'''- ri.v-D B. Zimmerman
- B,rough-PmiiP smith
- Bauurh-H " Dei-o7ier'
$3.50 ". Lambert
-, B5-oueh-John : shaier-
- No l.-C. N shaver.
-, No ~. J. Darr.
.s..,,,or-Wm. P MARI
-,..-...g-H. Z Baltzer
80. -..-,rr Boroush--M. '. sor'er-
s.-.ua-Zaeb F Faidiey
go. rg-ssyioot-T. L. Williams.
-, -. Bor5agh-F Duh.
- Borough. J. Kennel
"e-s C. G.. sHAFER,
Chairman.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS

PTTTSBURG & c0yNELLSFILLE r. z. co
GENERAL OFFICE
Pittsburgh N0r,a1her 10 1857.
Notice il hereby given that iii accordance with
the requirements of the Charter and Bylaws of
this Company, the annual meeting OF stockhold-
ers will be held at the Monongahela House in the
city of Pittsburgh on Monday. December 9th next
at II O'Clock " for the election of Board Of d.
restors serve for the ensuing year, and for the
transaction Of such other bissiness a. may be
brought be fore the meeting.
The stock transfer books will be closed on the
sith inst. and will remain closed until after De
cember 5th, prox.
]. 8. WASHINGTON, Secretary.
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With view Of further simplifying the To-
cations on the battlefield of Gettysburg the
memorial association has decided 10 name
the avenues after the major generals who
commanded in the various parts Of the bat
tie. as follows Meade. Hancock, sickles.
Reynolds. Slocum, Crawford Sedgewick,
Howard and Warren.
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Death of Mrs. w. 3. cotfroth

Mr. Mary Helen Coffrotn, aged 81 years.
; months and y days died at the residence
Of her son-in-law. W W Stewart, in PhiIa-
delphia. Of apopIexy and partial paralysis,
Friday morning November IL, iW7
Mrs Coffroth was the wife Of VIM h. cof-
frcth. in company with whom she had been
visiting her daughters, Mrs. W W Stewart
and Mrs Marshall Huston. in Philadelphia
for the past several weeks The telegram
announcing her serious illness was received
in Somerset Tuesday evening and the same
night her daughters. Mrs. c. II. Fisher and
Miss Nay Coffroth and one Of her sons. A.
II Coffroth, Ir.. editor of the Democrat left
at once for Philadelphia, where they remain
ed with her till the time of her death, which
took place at an early hour Friday morning
Her remains were brought TO Somerset sun
day morning and were inferred in the ceme-
terry Monday afternoon.
Mrs Coffroth was most estimable wo-
man. universally respected and beloved
The ness Of her death was a severe shock
20 her many relatives and friends The be
reaved family have the sincere sympathy Of
all in their sad affection.
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DsnNIsTRAroR's NOTICE.

Estate Of Jacob Hoffman. deceased. iafe Of Pain;
Twp. somerset Co. Pa.
Letters Of administration of the above estate
having been grantee, 70 the undersigned by the
proper authority. notice j. hereby gwen % all per
sons indebted 70 said estate q make immediate
payment and those having claims azains; the
same % present them duly authenticated for set
tlenent on Saturday, the i2th day Of November
lss7 al the late residence OF deceased in said
Township,
BENA HOFFMAN.
srsr1 ra,s
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Mr. Wm. Lichty. formerly of this county
and Mr. Edward switzer formerly of Union
Bridge Maryland are visiting friends aud
relatives in aud about Somerset. Both gen
tleman are now residents Of Iowa City,
Iowa, where the former Is a prominent hard
ware merchant and the latter a banker.
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The largest mechanics lien ever filed in
Bedford county was placed on record in the
prothonotarys office on Monday Of last
week The amount was s9l 81 iS and it
was entered by james p Witherow, of Pitts
burgh. the bui lder of the new furnace at
Saxton against Robert Hare Poweli's Sons